Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-23
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sspaily Times Is ) new penny shes'

AMus0tAut AiAAso - low penny S60e0'
! Of St. Paul. q 4. H s -:
/ The WillInar q Sioux Falls has beer
formally transferred 10 the Manitoba.
This jury in the Haddeck murder trial
ind Munchrath guilty Of manslaughtAr.
| Articles Of incorporation Of the Brain.
ord Power and Light company are fled.
| Coy. Oglesby, Of Illinois, has secured a
penaon fer services in the Mexican war:
Aaron J. vanderpool, the eminent. jur,
tst, was buried at Undertook, N. Y,
Wednesday. c..-,~
! p, Chamberlain a Minneapolis lawyer,
! leaped from q third-story window and
was Instantly killed, Tuesday.
The fifteenth annual fair Of the Nc.
Leod County Agricultural society opened
atiHutchinson, MINI, Tuesday.
| Booth and Barrett open the new Hen.
nepin avenue opera house in Minneapolis
this week with weeks engagement
The Northern Pacific has issued a tariff
| On apples from st. Paul to Helena,
Mont, at $l.25 pol. 100 pounds in cal
load lots.
Wheat in store at Duluth is only 7a1,.
| SSS bushels, against 1901, $40 last year
| layed threshing.
| Company B, Of Fatibault, have decided
TO 90 to Chicago to take part in the inter-
d, national competitive drill and leave for
that point Oct. 8.
The fourth exposition In St. Louis has
q! opened amidst blaze of trumpets, and
20, 600 people squeezed their way through
The building the first day.
The following Minnesotans were grant
ed pensions on Tuesday: Original-Rob-
ert c. Eagles, Minneapolis. Reissue
John S. Stops, Single Creek.
Rev. Frank c. Haddock, son Of the
minister murdered at Sioux City, was ad-
mitted to the Methodist conference at
Dies Moines, Iowa, on Saturday.
The St. Paul has declared dividend OF
3!2 per cent. on the preferred stock and
219 on the common, payable Oct. IA. The
books will close Sept. 20 and reopen on
Oct. II.
The annual report Of the secretary OF
the interior is out. The Northern Pa
cife il It shows 2, 1913 miles of railroad
and total, including leased lines, 8,091
miles.
The Polish Alliance, which has been in
session at st. Paul for week, closed last
Saturday. The delegates visited the State
fair and exposition In body before re-
turning home.
Company K, Second regiment, Mime
sota National guard, Of Duluth, has de-
cided to go to Chicago with battalion Of
the Second regiment. The company VIII
leave Sunday Oct 2.
In collision between two passenger
trains on the Chicago, Kansas City and
St. Paul railroad, near Waterloo Iowa,
number OF passengers were injured,
three OF then seriously.
DR.. D. A. Galley, one Of the pioneers OF
Princeton, Mimi, and tho most proIni
nent physician in Mile Laes county, was
buried Wednesday afternoon in Oak
Knoll cemetery with Masonic honors.
A dispatch from Willard to q Seattle
resident is interpreted Ms meaning that
change in the policy OF the Northern Pa
cif1c is imminent which will bring Seat
tie to the front as western terminus.
The Chicago elevators ut the present
time contain 9, 49er IA bushels OF grain.
OF this amount 5, 640, S41 bushels consist
Of wheat, ",a25, 781 bushels of corn,
1906, GA bushels of oats, 1929 bushels
" iJc ouu 4ob,oS9' pllSAcAo "a OehXAcS.
One Of Chicago's alderman, Mr. Ham
line, desires the enactment Of civil ser
vice ordinance for the government Of ap-
po1ntments and removals in tho various
branches OF the city administration.
A new road, the Cherokee L. Dakota,
has been incorporated with a. stock of
81 O00, 900. The incorporntors propose to
build the road from Cherokee. Iowa,
through the state and into Nebraska a,
Minnesota and Dakota
1t Is now stated that the old Duluth &
Winnipeg road will be completed by the
Manitobans to further relieve them from
the tyranny Of the Canadian Pacific.
This road when completed will be an-
other feather in Duluth's cap.
The Fergus Wagon company, of Fer
gus Falls, filed articles of incorporation
with the secretary OF state Tuesday. The
capital stock is placed at $50, 900, and the
incorporators are B. r Partridge, G. C.
Haupt. A. B. Cole James Compton,
Alonzo Potter, Fred Findiesen and Will
iam Findioson, all Of Fergus Falls.
The agricultural department reports e
heavy reduction in the condition of corn
in the west SINCE the last report. In the
seven corn-surplus states, the average is
10 per cent lower than last month. Da-
kota spring wheat returns are better than
before, while from Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin, Iowa and Nebraska the reports are a
made worse.